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Christmas present – your digital book copy

Maybe you donÂ´t want to wait until Google Scholar has it; maybe you are interested in a higher quality: Here is the web address digiwubu.gdz-cms.de at the Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen where I once studied theology.
There should be no problem to scan any book published before 1900, however you can ask also for books published later than that date. Costs will be are 0.25 € per page plus 5 € for handling and shipping a CD.
“Google Books Library Project” is currently scanning in Harvard, Stanford and Oxford >15 million volumes – German scan factories are in Göttingen and Munich. Yea, yea.

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